# Casey Stengel
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Charles Dillon "Casey" Stengel (; July 30, 1890 – September 29, 1975) was an American Major League Baseball right fielder and manager, best known as the manager of the championship New York Yankees of the 1950s and later, the expansion New York Mets. He was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1966.
Stengel was born in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1890.
Tales from the Dugout: The Greatest True Baseball Stories Ever Told Audiobook by Mike Shannon
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Infinite Inning 391: The Shohei Ohtani Trade Deficit
The 1938 Pittsburgh Pirates blow the pennant race in one of the most dramatic losses of baseball history, but according to one of the current lords of our realm the Cubs should have just handed them the win. Yes, “The Homer in the Gloamin’” has retroactively been declared unamerican. Then we consid…
Infinite Inning 392: Red Sox Hunt/Negro Leaguers at War
An odd tale of a pitcher unboxing a stuffed and mounted boar in the clubhouse leads to speculation about the nature of marriage and the trial of giving gifts and getting what you want at the same time. Then we check in on the Great War Exploits of one of the less celebrated Negro Leagues greats, sp…
Infinite Inning 393: Yankee Stadium Goes Fascist
First we visit a very close-by alternative reality in which a momentary weakness on the part of the original Yankee Stadium gives someone in a position of power the opportunity to slap his own name on the building (this should be starting to sound familiar). Then we visit a father and son, one who …
Infinite Inning 394 The Rogers Hornsby Theory of Leadership
In a column that suggests that sportswriters never change, a “writer’s wing” scribe makes a weak excuse for the negative qualities of one of baseball’s greatest hitters and weakest leaders, the “Rajah of Swat,” Rogers Hornsby. First, though, we stop off with a pitcher who never made it—or, more acc…
Kevin Keating, Jennifer & Richard Stansbury: Waiting for a Sign, Cooking for the Win
Episode 362 of Baseball and BBQ features author Kevin Keating, who joins us to talk about his novel Waiting for a Sign and the stories, inspiration, and baseball connections behind the book. We also sit down with Jennifer and Richard Stansbury of TexMo BBQ to hear about their journey as a barbecue …
Unfiltered Red Sox Disaster Critique with Spaceman
Red Sox, Chad Tracy, Garrett Crochet, Roman Anthony, Payton Tolle, Casey Stengel
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Red Sox nation in a meltdown
Red Sox nation is in meltdown mode, after the Boston’s bitter rivals, the New York Yankees, swept the Red Sox in the ALWCS. Not only did the Red Sox lose two straight, they were blown out in both games, highlighted by controversial pitching moves by manager Chad Tracy.
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Infinite Inning 395: The Cardinals Center Fielder Who Pled Guilty
A .500 Astros team that slipped into the playoffs because of a faulty league structure bashes its own fans, something for which a long-ago cranky sportswriter had an answer that still obtains. Then we discuss the Cornell Rape Inquiry and note how some of the responses to it echo two long-ago cases …
Forget About The War, Let’s Play Ball, Boston Braves at Cincinnati Reds, July 29, 1943 (Recreation)
“I honestly feel that it would be best for the country to keep baseball going."
With those words from President Franklin D. Roosevelt, organised baseball continued during World War II, offering those working on the home front an affordable, low-cost recreation that boosted morale.
It would not be …
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